Mark Stoermer

Mark Stoermer, born on June twenty-eighth, nineteen seventy-seven, is a prominent American musician celebrated for his role as the bassist in the acclaimed rock band The Killers. With the band, he has contributed to the creation of six studio albums, showcasing his exceptional talent and creativity.

In addition to his work with The Killers, Stoermer has pursued a successful solo career, releasing three albums: 'Another Life' in two thousand eleven, 'Dark Arts' in two thousand sixteen, and 'Filthy Apes and Lions' in two thousand seventeen. These projects highlight his versatility and artistic vision beyond the confines of the band.

Stoermer's musical journey also includes a notable collaboration with the Smashing Pumpkins, where he joined the band on tour to support their ninth studio album, 'Monuments to an Elegy,' released in two thousand fourteen. Furthermore, he took on the role of producer for Howling Bells' third studio album, 'The Loudest Engine,' which came out in two thousand eleven, further demonstrating his multifaceted skills in the music industry.